The Japanese automaker is keeping its lips tightly sealed about the two vehicles that will debut in Michigan but it has revealed a full set of details about its new stand.
Six touch screens mounted in a graphic band will help consumers get real-time information about the Nissan model they are most interested in. Â To take the experience a step further, the stand will play music throughout the day and occasionally dispense an unspecified fragrance.
After debuting in Detroit, Nissan's high-tech auto show stand will travel to ten other major events throughout the world, including motor shows in Geneva, Frankfurt and Tokyo.
More details about the cars that will bow in Detroit will be available in the coming days.
